Lynsey Robinson, Health Lead at Global Health 50/50, and Kent Buse, Co-CEO of Global Health 50/50, stand outside in New York, holding up copies of the Rollback and Resistance report. A bold text overlay reads 'CSW69' in white and yellow, with the Global Health 50/50 logo in the top right corner.

NEW ARTICLE: The #GH5050 team reflect on what it meant to be present at #CSW69 at a time of significant political, economic, and social upheaval.

We share what we heard, what we saw, and reflect on our role in navigating this shifting global landscape.

➡️ Read now: bit.ly/4hPnliJ

#GenderEquality

DOGE Makes Its Latest Errors Harder to Find Elon Musk’s group obscured the details of some new claims on its website, despite promises of transparency. But The Times was still able to detect another batch of mistakes.

Congratulations to our Advisory Council member Traci L. Baird for setting the record straight in the @nytimes.com: nyti.ms/4iO7X7L

The facts? Pausing foreign assistance doesn't equal savings—it costs lives.

At #GH5050, we’re all about evidence, #accountability & truth.

#SRHR #GlobalHealth

Graphic announcing the addition of Traci L. Baird to the Global Health 50/50 Advisory Council. On the right side, a smiling Traci L. Baird, President and CEO of EngenderHealth, stands outdoors with greenery in the background. On the left side, a purple background displays bold white text that reads: 'Welcome to our advisory council' and below it, 'Traci L. Baird, President and CEO, EngenderHealth.' The Global Health 50/50 logo is placed at the bottom."

We're thrilled to welcome Traci L. Baird, President & CEO of EngenderHealth, to the GH5050 Advisory Council.

With 30+ years of global SRHR leadership, Traci joins an esteemed group guiding our mission for gender equality & health justice.

Welcome, Traci!

#GH5050 #GenderEquality #HealthForAll

A promotional graphic for Global Health 50/50’s Rollback and Resistance report. The graphic has bold text reading "ROLLBACK" in a distressed, fading font and "RESISTANCE" in a solid, bold font. Below, a subtitle reads: "How US-based global health organisations are responding to the DEI crackdown." On the right side, a highlighted key finding states: "Over a quarter of US-based global health organisations removed or altered references to DEI and/or gender equality on their websites in just one month, rolling back previous public commitments." The Global Health 50/50 logo is in the top right corner. The background is split between white and a gold section at the bottom.

The rollback of DEI in #globalhealth is not just a crisis—it’s a call to action.

The findings in #RollbackandResistance expose the scale of this challenge, but knowledge alone is not enough.

We need collective action.

👉 Share and discuss with your networks: bit.ly/41su24n

#GH5050 #DEI

Promotional graphic for the Global Health 50/50 report titled ‘Rollback and Resistance’. The title is in large, bold letters, with 'ROLLBACK' in navy blue fading into a distressed, dissolving effect, and 'RESISTANCE' in solid navy blue against a yellow background. The subtitle, 'How US-based global health organisations are responding to the DEI crackdown,' is present on the right of the title, in a navy rectangle. The Global Health 50/50 logo is in the top right corner.

The U.S. is the largest funder of global health & holds 40% of board seats in top orgs. Policy shifts don’t just impact the U.S.—they have the potential reshape global health. 🌍

Our report ‘Rollback & Resistance’ reveals the impact of the DEI crackdown.

🔗 Read more: bit.ly/41su24n
#GH5050 #DEI

Graphic for the NGO CSW Forum 69, taking place from 10–21 March 2025. The background is a blue pattern of dove silhouettes. The text 'NGO CSW FORUM 69' is prominently displayed in bold white and dark blue letters, with a dove icon integrated into the number 69. Below, 'BEIJING+30' is written, with a multicoloured plus sign symbolising the 30th anniversary of the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action.

Next week, we’ll be at the #NGOCSW69 Forum—sharing our work and insights, and connecting with others pushing for #genderequality.

We’ll be sharing key takeaways and highlights throughout so stay tuned.

If you’ll be in NYC next week and want to connect, let us know! 🗽

#Beijing30 #CSW69 #GH5050

A promotional graphic for This is Gender: Gender & Disability Open Call. It features a powerful and intimate portrait of Shabnam, a 27-year-old survivor of an acid attack, captured as her young daughter kisses her cheek. Framed with a dark background, the close-cropped photograph highlights a spontaneous and tender moment between mother and daughter. Shabnam’s scars, her gentle smile, and the protective embrace of her henna-adorned hand reflect her resilience and dignity. A muted rainbow stripe frames a grey text overlay in the bottom left corner of the image representing the Disability Pride Flag. The text reads: "This is Gender: Gender & Disability Open Call 2025." Logos for Global Health 50/50 and CREA appear in the bottom right corner of the graphic, overlaid on the image.

At a time when gender and diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives are under attack, #ThisisGender is calling on visual storytellers to push back through powerful imagery and spotlight underrepresented perspectives.

Share your images now:
bit.ly/4b8vKvZ

#GH5050 #VisualArt #Photography

27 years for nonprofits. 367 years for for-profits. That's how long it will take global health organisations to achieve geographic equity in their boardrooms—if nothing changes. 🌍

We don’t have 5 lifetimes to wait.

We need change now: globalhealth5050.org

#Equity #GlobalHealth #Leadership #GH5050

Three gilded gold leaf prints, each with delicate botanical imagery overlaid with bold red text, across the three prints it reads: "DESTROY THE PATRIARCHY NOT THE PLANET." The striking contrast between the organic forms and assertive typography underscores the urgent call for systemic change, linking gender justice to environmental sustainability.

#SocialJusticeDay calls for a “Just Transition for a Sustainable Future” 🌍

At #GH5050, we believe that #genderjustice & planetary health are inseparable challenges.

Read our report exploring the gender-responsiveness of global organisations’ work to address the climate crisis: bit.ly/4hWZK02

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Only 2 weeks left to enter our Gender & Disability competition!⏳

It's free to enter - share your images now for the chance to join our #ThisisGender collection and gain global visibility for your work.

Enter now: bit.ly/4b8vKvZ

#GH5050 #VisualStorytelling #Photography #GenderEquality #Disability

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How do we combat global authoritarian leadership & regressive policies?

Our recent opinion piece for @bmj.com sets out a bold call for action.

Let’s unite to dismantle the systems that perpetuate inequality & fight for a just future: bit.ly/3WKZIAj

#GenderEquity #Justice #GH5050 #GlobalHealth

A promotional graphic for This is Gender: Gender & Disability Open Call. It features a photograph of young girl born with no arms, preparing for her race at an international swimming championship. She grips a belt with her teeth to hold herself in place, ready to race. Her face is turned upwards, her eyes reflecting focus and determination. A muted rainbow stripe arches horizontally across the middle of the graphic, separating the image and a grey text overlay, representing the Disability Pride Flag. The text reads: "This is Gender: Gender & Disability Open Call 2025." Logos for Global Health 50/50 and CREA appear at the bottom.

Why enter #ThisIsGender: Gender and Disability?

⭐ Win cash prizes
⭐ Feature in the prestigious collection & virtual exhibitions
⭐ Join a global community of creatives
⭐ Gain global visibility
⭐ Plus much more

Enter now: bit.ly/TIG-Gender-Disability

#ThisIsGender #Disability #GH5050 #Artforchange

On #InternationalDayOfWomenAndGirlsInScience, we celebrate women driving innovation in #globalhealth research. But contributions must be matched by leadership parity.

📊 51% of global health nonprofit board chairs are women

⚠️ For-profits? Just 16%

🔗globalhealth5050.org/data

#Leadership #GH5050

A large speech bubble reads “We are hiring!”. Below, text reads “Open Position: Sector Specialist & Research Lead (Finance)”. At the bottom is the Global Health 50/50 logo.

We’re hiring!

Join #GH5050 as a Sector Specialist & Research Lead to drive #genderequality in global finance, leading research and building partnerships for our first-ever Gender & Finance report.

📍 Hybrid, Cambridge

📅 Apply by 07/03/2025

🔗 Learn more: bit.ly/4hvbQOe

#Finance #SocialJustice

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Have you joined the GH5050 mailing list? 📬

Subscribe now to receive our latest insights and commentary on gender equality, social justice and global health straight to your inbox: bit.ly/GH5050news

#GH5050 #GenderEquality #GenderJustice #GlobalHealth #GenderPolicy

A female healthcare worker, wearing a headscarf and face mask, administers a polio vaccine to a young boy in Kabul, Afghanistan. The boy looks down as the healthcare worker marks his finger, a common practice to indicate vaccination. In the background, his sister holds their younger sibling, waiting their turn.

Trump's decision to withdraw the US from @who.int undermines global health and multilateralism. @kentbuse.bsky.social and experts outline key steps to safeguard WHO’s future and ensure a collaborative response to health challenges.

👉 Read more: doi.org/10.1136/bmj....

#GlobalHealth #WHO #GH5050

A promotional graphic for This is Gender: Gender & Disability Open Call. The design features a grid of diverse visual media, including photographs and artwork depicting individuals across different ages, genders, geographies, and abilities. A muted rainbow stripe frames a grey text overlay in the bottom left corner of the graphic representing the Disability Pride Flag. The text reads: "This is Gender: Gender & Disability Open Call 2025." Logos for Global Health 50/50, CREA, and Rising Flame appear in the top right corner of the graphic, overlaid on the image collage.

The open call is now live! 🌟

Be part of a global creative movement to confront stereotypes and shift perspectives, by sharing how you feel, see and understand the relationship between gender and disability.

Learn more: bit.ly/TIG-Gender-Disability

#ThisIsGender #GH5050 #opencall #visualart

Tomorrow, a new opportunity will open—a chance for visual storytellers to challenge the status quo and shine a light on stories that demand to be shared. 📣

Stay tuned—we’ll share all the details tomorrow. Don’t miss the announcement: bit.ly/ThisisGender

#ThisIsGender #GH5050 #OpenCall

An exciting opportunity is on the horizon…

Soon, you will have the opportunity to contribute to the growing ‘This is Gender’ collection and join the movement for diverse, authentic representation.

Keep an eye out for the upcoming announcement: bit.ly/ThisisGender

#ThisIsGender #GH5050

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2025 is set to be a pivotal year for #genderequality, but progress will require a bold vision, strategic collective action and robust systems of #accountability. 🤝

Join us in shaping a world where everyone—of every gender and geography—has equal rights and opportunities: bit.ly/GH5050news

#GH5050